At Odds & Omens, every haunted relic has a price. Changing the past costs a piece of yourself. Sidra Callan knows the exact date the secondhand store will burn. Six months from now, Gnosis Corporation will seize Odds & Omens, strip its haunted inventory for parts, and file the crew who took her in under corporate acceptable loss. She watched it happen: the shattered glass on Belmont Street, the silent auction of trapped souls, and the silence where her friends used to be. Then a brass carriage clock fractures time, throwing Sidra back to the morning the first mark was made. Armed with six months of stolen hindsight, Sidra has one chance to rewrite the ledger. She must bluff her way into an apprentice job with a store owner who does not know her, earn the trust of a damaged audio repairman who suspects everyone, and outmaneuver an occult conglomerate before its lawyers arrive with iron and warrants. The magic of Odds & Omens runs on physical exchange: every stitch, every ward, and every rewritten second demands collateral. To keep the front doors unlocked, Sidra will have to surrender irreplaceable keepsakes, quiet secrets, and the very memories that anchor her to who she is. The clock is ticking down to the foreclosure. At Odds & Omens, all sales are final. Some timelines are not.